"If one day I leave prematurely, please don't forget to say good night gently."
About a woman's journey after losing her husband. The protagonist is naturally calm and mature, so please face all her thoughts and fully respect them.
Different people have different attitudes towards the loss of a loved one. Each of us will eventually have to explore on our own to find our own way out.
#I may not write to the level and scope of Mark Levy, but I hope to surpass him in depth
1. Story introduced by flashback
"I remember you said that you felt that the tragic love, those separations, and those watchings on those words made you moved by their poignancy." Chuckled, "but you are obviously a person who is afraid of pain."
2. Two people who love each other very much. When one of them dies unexpectedly, how will the other survive?
"You obviously won't let me wander the world alone, so I, who have no future, will look for your shadow in your past."
3. Embark on the road back to the hometown of your lover in a foreign country, and search for traces of past love in unfamiliar soil.
"If one day I leave prematurely, please don't forget to say good night gently."
4. Struggling between reality and memories, trying to remember a person's entire life that has passed away
"I love you." Pause. "Whether death separates us or not."
5. The final outcome, the silent and bloody decision when waking up from the dream
"I will forget you and live a new and better life. I know you will smile because of it. I will miss you, but I will move further. Even without you, I will live forever."
Intention: Humanistic thinking and humanistic care